Incluvie Film Fest 3rd Place Winner: ‘Warmth’ Review
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I Was a Teenage Strangler (1997)
Softcore princess Misty Mundae (Chantal, The Rage) in her first film role ever! A swingin party where ghastly teens indulge in liquor, mind-altering substances and acts of lewdness, defilement and promiscuity...A sexually depraved lunatic on the prowl, bent on wringing the life from these helpless youth...A night of bizarre and unspeakable atrocities that will have you, too, in the GRIP OF TERROR!
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Softcore princess Misty Mundae (Chantal, The Rage) in her first film role ever! A swingin party where ghastly teens indulge in liquor, mind-altering substances and acts of lewdness, defilement and promiscuity...A sexually depraved lunatic on the prowl, bent on wringing the life from these helpless youth...A night of bizarre and unspeakable atrocities that will have you, too, in the GRIP OF TERROR!
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Genre:Horror
Written By:William Hellfire
In Theaters:3/11/1997
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Seduction Cinema, Factory 2000
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